President Donald Trump on Wednesday targeted Susman Godfrey with an executive order as an aide said the administration was close to $1 billion in deals with law firms.

Bitcoin surged and most smaller cryptocurrencies gained even more after President Donald Trump surprised markets by saying he would pause so-called reciprocal tariffs on dozens of non-retaliating countries.

A judge overstepped his authority in halting much of an order targeting Jenner & Block, as US agencies retain the power to decide who to work with, Trump administration officials said Tuesday.

There’s a growing discussion on Wall Street that the Federal Reserve may need to step in to stabilize the Treasury market if the rout that briefly propelled long-term US borrowing costs above 5% continues.

Digital-asset management firm Grayscale Investments named Diana Zhang as chief operating officer, effective May 6. Zhang succeeds Hugh Ross, who has served as Grayscale’s COO since 2021.

The US Justice Department will limit the kinds of cryptocurrency crimes it will investigate and prosecute, specifically focusing on those related to terrorism, drug cartels, victimizing investors and other limited categories.

United States Steel Corp. shares tumbled as much as 16% in post-market trading after President Donald Trump said he does not want to see the steelmaker owned by a Japanese company.

The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit sided with Louisiana residents on Wednesday in a decision that saves a case centered on “Cancer Alley” pollution.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday targeted Susman Godfrey with an executive order as an aide said the administration was close to $1 billion in deals with law firms.

Donald Trump’s 90-day reprieve on some tariffs sent the stock market soaring Wednesday. But the chaos sown by the president’s trade war means corporate America is planning for a recession.

A biotechnology company butted heads with an American Financial Group Inc. insurance unit in arguments before a federal appeals court over whether the carrier has to pay defense costs stemming from investigative and enforcement actions by the SEC.

Dropbox Inc.'s corporate shift from Delaware to Nevada reflects an effort to escape liability over its pivot from file storage to artificial intelligence, according to an unsealed lawsuit.

A CFPB rule that would’ve subjected payment apps from such companies as Apple Inc., Meta Platforms Inc.’s Facebook, and Alphabet Inc.'s Google to agency supervision is poised for repeal following a House vote.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday targeted Susman Godfrey with an executive order as an aide said the administration was close to $1 billion in deals with law firms.

Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former Meta Platforms Inc. executive-turned-whistleblower, testified before Congress that the social media giant threatened US interests while cozying up to China — claims the company said are false.

Pacific Residential Mortgage LLC customers have launched litigation against the Oregon-based home loan company following a February ransomware attack that allegedly exposed addresses, Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, and financial account information, among other things.

Turmoil has rippled through the IRS again as more senior leaders say they’ll depart with less than a week left in the tax filing season.

A California law requiring marketplace websites to report third-parties selling stolen goods was challenged by tech industry trade group NetChoice Wednesday, which said the law illegally and unconstitutionally burdens online speech.

Elon Musk’s lawyer, John Bash of Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, is running for Texas attorney general, the first confirmed candidate to succeed Ken Paxton for the influential office.

A former Ford Motor Co. employee failed to convince a federal appeals court Wednesday that a district court wrongly denied her a new trial in her sexual and racial harassment lawsuit against the company.

US Chief Justice John Roberts let President Donald Trump temporarily oust top officials at two independent agencies while the Supreme Court decides how to handle a new showdown over presidential power.

Former Bankrate Inc. chief financial officer Edward DiMaria lost his appeal challenging a district court order denying, without an evidentiary hearing, his bid to undo securities and accounting fraud convictions based on ineffective assistance of counsel.

The Justice Department will not allow employees to participate in American Bar Association events in their official capacities or on official time, in the Trump administration’s latest salvo against the legal group that has been critical of its actions.

The Trump administration is seeking the recusal of a judge presiding over a lawsuit contesting its order to end funding for lawyers of unaccompanied immigrant children.